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Most NBA players still drawing checks from their rookie deal listen to more modern artists like Drake or Future. Herb Jones shared during media day that he has both on his playlist, in between some Gunna and Meek Mill. Zion Williamson went old school, ending his Media Day availability with a story of being inspired by the Notorious B.I.G.

Williamson cited ''Ready to Die'' as a go-to album to get him through tough times. It helped to change his perspective on dealing with stress and feeling like the weight of the world is on his shoulders. "That album, lyrically, how he talked about stress, what he was dealing with feeling the weight of ...

On September 13, 1994, Notorious B.I.G., alongside producers Easy Mo Bee, DJ Premier, Poke of the Trackmasters, and none other than “Puffy” (as Diddy was called then) as the executive producer, released the Hip Hop masterpiece known as Ready To Die.
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Timberland has launched its new “Built for the Bold” campaign today along with an anthem narrated by the queen of hip hop soul, Mary J. Blige. This ad features a rare cameo footage of the late great Notorious B.I.G. The video was directed by award-winning filmmaker Iggy London. The campaign taps into a global network of change-makers to help redefine what it means to be bold. It stars rapper and producer IDK, songwriter and poet Arlo Parks, musician, artist and director Shugga, auto body technician Tiegan Alysse, ceramist Shino Takeda, and Marc Yeh — a writer and world traveler who is creating a new hiking culture in Taiwan. ...

NEW YORK -- A mural in Brooklyn depicting hip-hop legend Biggie Smalls was vandalized overnight and the NYPD is trying to track down who's responsible. Someone spray painted the words "East Coast" and threw dark-colored paint on the mural in Clinton Hill, where Biggie Smalls grew up, CBS2's Jenna DeAngelis reported Friday. I woke up to ...

The engineer and producer unveiled the audio on his Instagram on Wednesday (August 17), and prefaced it by explaining the clip was from a conversation Biggie had with Tracey Lee on the night they linked up and recorded the latter’s hit “Keep Your Hands High.”

The audio in the clip hears Biggie exhaling before diving into the ...

Megan takes the most direct shot at Tory Lanez here while referencing The Notorious B.I.G.’s “Who Shot Ya” tied to how Tory allegedly shot her outside of Kylie Jenner’s party in July 2020.
She calls him a “b—h” and then quickly drops the subject with the case heading to trial later this year and turns her focus back to flossing her icy jewelry. “Ayy, I feel like Biggie, who shot you? But everybody know who shot me, b—h,” she raps. ...